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Meanings of drive a turbine in English

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Usage of drive a turbine in English
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The reactor would heat a working fluid which would drive a turbine.
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This is piped onshore to drive a turbine and to create desalinated water.
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Each would heat a working fluid that would drive a turbine hitched to an electric generator.
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Fuel oil is used to generate steam, to drive a turbine operating three thousand, six hundred revolutions a minute.
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This produces extra energy which you then use to turn water into steam and drive a turbine to generate electricity.
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The steam would drive a turbine, which would in turn drive a generator capable of producing 200 kilowatts of electricity.
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And of course there are also new ways of making electricity beyond just burning some rocks or oil to create steam to drive a turbine.
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Megalim's tower in Israel will generate heat of up to 540 degrees Celsius (1,000 Fahrenheit), producing steam to drive a turbine.
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Water is run through the blocks, generating steam that drives a turbine.
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This creates higher pressure on the sea water side, driving a turbine and producing electricity.
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The mirrors are used to heat liquid to turn it into steam, which drives a turbine that generates energy.
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When electricity is needed, the salt is circulated through a system where it produces steam, which drives a turbine.
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In this type of plant, the coolant water flows directly through the fuel, boils and becomes steam, which drives a turbine.
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The trash is burned as feedstock at high temperatures to create fuel, gas or steam that drives a turbine and churns out electricity.
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